Fastest Email?

[lakeloveroktx]

I am looking for the fastest email for internet leads.

I use gmail now. Emails show up on my ipad around 30 seconds faster than my android smart phone.

I would like to know the fastest solution.

Thanks for the help.

I found an old thread about leadpod but they seem to gone.

 

[jacobtn]

I am looking for the fastest email for internet leads.

I use gmail now. Emails show up on my ipad around 30 seconds faster than my android smart phone.

I would like to know the fastest solution.

Thanks for the help.

I found an old thread about leadpod but they seem to gone.

AOL, dialup connection. or Prodigy.

 

[Josh]

I am looking for the fastest email for internet leads.

I use gmail now. Emails show up on my ipad around 30 seconds faster than my android smart phone.

I would like to know the fastest solution.

Thanks for the help.

I found an old thread about leadpod but they seem to gone.

Your mail applications are going to google's servers and pulling it, what you need is push email notifications. I get emails nearly instantly on my android phone (bionic), so maybe it's your phone?

 

[moonlightandmargaritas]

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Ah Wes, you failed to read the spamming rules of the forum. It's a common problem. Fortunately, a moderator will be along very soon to delete you, and your spam.

 

[BTFuzz]

I am looking for the fastest email for internet leads.

I use gmail now. Emails show up on my ipad around 30 seconds faster than my android smart phone.

I would like to know the fastest solution.

Thanks for the help.

I found an old thread about leadpod but they seem to gone.

I have a blackberry 9930 with os7 and use hotmail for one of my accounts. It is instant. Can't get faster than that...hits the device the exact same time as the computer.

 

[xrac]

Ah Wes, you failed to read the spamming rules of the forum. It's a common problem. Fortunately, a moderator will be along very soon to delete you, and your spam.

Our moderators do a good job. I commend them.

 

[Josh]

Our moderators do a good job. I commend them.

In all fairness I thought the guy was a little overbearing, but it was right on point and helping the OP with their concern.

 

[mfancher]

I have to agree with josh take a look at a better phone.

 

[ksigmtsu]

The fault is probably not with the phone.

Push notifications are sent by the email provider in most cases now, and they work as a feed that immediately "pushes" to the phone.

Most likely the OP in this case has the email set up as a "pull" using pop3 instead of having the "feed" set up correctly.

99% of this sounds like a setup issue, and not a problem with the provider. I use gmail for everything, never have issues, and get immediate push notifications for everything, but the setup isn't the simplest way to configure it, I set up all the settings so I get push notification.

 

[lakeloveroktx]

The fault is probably not with the phone.

Push notifications are sent by the email provider in most cases now, and they work as a feed that immediately "pushes" to the phone.

Most likely the OP in this case has the email set up as a "pull" using pop3 instead of having the "feed" set up correctly.

99% of this sounds like a setup issue, and not a problem with the provider. I use gmail for everything, never have issues, and get immediate push notifications for everything, but the setup isn't the simplest way to configure it, I set up all the settings so I get push notification.

No I use gmail with push. My ipad will receive my gmail around 20 to 30 seconds faster than my android phone or internet browser.